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Using Claude Code in Zed
Good news! Zed now can run Claude Code natively via ACP You will find this as of Sep 3, 2025 in version 0.202.5 of Zed in public beta, so be sure to update. If you’ve been waiting to pair Zed’s fast UI with Claude Code’s agentic power, it’s here. Why this matters Native UI, not just a terminal: Watc…
Set up Gemini CLI in Zed (5-min guide)
1) Open the Agent Panel In Zed, press cmd-? → + → Gemini CLI. This uses Zed’s new External Agents flow over ACP. :contentReference[oaicite:12]{index=12} 2) Install / upgrade Gemini CLI If you don’t have it, Zed can install a compatible version automatically. To install or upgrade yourself: Zed requi…
Has anyone had any luck using Tabnine for code reviews?
Curious if anyone's used Tabnine's free plan and played around with their code review feature. I watched their videos, and the concept sounds promising — basically modeling how your best reviewers give feedback, then turning that into automated rules for your team. Feels like a no-brainer in theory,…
Must-Have AI Browser Extensions for Developers
What are some indispensable AI-powered browser extensions that boost your productivity as a developer?
Simplifying API Integrations with AI
Are there AI-powered platforms that genuinely simplify the process of integrating various APIs? What are your experiences?
AI in Team Communication: Helpful or Hindrance?
How is AI changing team communication tools for developers? Are features like AI summarization and draft generation actually improving workflows?
Exafunction's Vision for AI in Software Development
Beyond Windsurf, what seems to be Exafunction's broader vision for the future of AI in software engineering? What problems are they trying to solve?
Worth paying for JetBrains AI Assistant?
I've been trying out JetBrains AI in PyCharm and IntelliJ. The integration is smooth and it feels nice not having to switch windows for ChatGPT or Copilot—but I'm not sure it's $10/month?
Is GitHub Copilot making me a worse developer?
Been using Copilot the last 6 months and it's obviously amazing, but I've caught myself relying on it without fully understanding the code. Anyone else feel like it's making you lazier? Or has it actually helped you improve? Curious how people are using it without losing the muscle memory.
Integrating Speech Recognition into Dev Workflows
How are you using speech recognition AI in your development workflow? For dictating code, notes, or something else?